The first shipment of Yesterday's A Dream arrived summer of 2005
Finding yourself in a dumpster is an awful way to start your day. Not knowing who you are is even worse. She's in her late twenties and looks like an angel. One memory haunts her - is this smiling face that of a friend or a foe? This young woman's journey of self-discovery begins with her remedial education and ends with a dramatic rebirth. Samantha awakes as an innocent child and blossoms into a competent, compassionate woman.
She had no memory , no name, and possessed a dead woman's wallet. Determining the identity of this beautiful woman and how she came to be wandering the streets of his town should have been Officer Randall Brandt's main concern, but it was becoming difficult to keep his thoughts on his job when all he wanted was her.
My first attempt at putting my creations on paper and into the mass market finally became a reality in August of 2005. I have been dreaming up characters and writing short stories, plays, and poetry about them since junior high school. I hope you enjoy reading about this group as much as I have enjoyed telling their story!
Currently I am fighting with the characters in my second novel, they can be shy and snooty and sometimes just downright stubborn in their refusals to cooperate. Still, I persist because I believe their stories could shine the light on solutions to similar real-life problems. So pray for my patience and watch for I Face The Morning coming soon.
